quadara - Caucasus, Trabzon, Iran ?

ariel · 26th June 2006, 06:35 PM

The self-inflicted wounds at the Ashura are not that deep; no danger to life at all.
Scalp wounds bleed like crazy because there is almost no vessel constriction in that area: the vessels are attached to the fascia. The wounds do not have to be big at all for the horrific "special effect" of bleeding.
By the same token, because of great blood supply, scalp wounds heal miraculously fast and well. No infections, nothing.
Pay attention: no self-inflicted wounds on the arms, torso, neck.

26th June 2006, 06:35 PM	#8
ariel Member Join Date: Dec 2004 Location: Ann Arbor, MI Posts: 5,503	The self-inflicted wounds at the Ashura are not that deep; no danger to life at all. Scalp wounds bleed like crazy because there is almost no vessel constriction in that area: the vessels are attached to the fascia. The wounds do not have to be big at all for the horrific "special effect" of bleeding. By the same token, because of great blood supply, scalp wounds heal miraculously fast and well. No infections, nothing. Pay attention: no self-inflicted wounds on the arms, torso, neck. Last edited by ariel; 26th June 2006 at 07:46 PM.